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- On the Record: John Tedesco Talks About His Run for State Superintendent
- Front-Yard Parking Rules Need More Work
- Committee Passes “Open Source City” Resolution
- City Changes to PROP Could Mean More Violators
- New Arts Director Connects Raleigh’s Arts Future to City Growth
- City Wants More Public Input for Raleigh’s Parks
- Harvard Fellows Tackle Wake Schools Data
- Wake Commission Roundup: Fewer Ambulance Rides for Non-Emergencies
- Triangle Gets Wiki of Its Own
- City Moves Forward on New Bern Study
On the Record: John Tedesco Talks About His Run for State Superintendent
Wake County school board member John Tedesco announced Thursday that he is going to run against Democratic incumbent June Atkinson.
Front-Yard Parking Rules Need More Work
An ordinance to limit front-yard parking has been in the works for years, and it’s not over yet. The latest form of the ordinance seeks to restrict parking in Southwest Raleigh, near N.C. State University, rather than citywide.
Committee Passes “Open Source City” Resolution
Raleigh City Councilors on the Technology Committee approved a resolution Tuesday to make city data more accessible and open up city software projects to companies using open-source technology.
News
City Changes to PROP Could Mean More Violators
A state law means big changes to Raleigh’s Probationary Rental Occupancy Permit program. City staff members are removing some aspects of the program now considered illegal, but they’re also adding additional violations and increasing permit fees.
New Arts Director Connects Raleigh’s Arts Future to City Growth
Jerry Bolas began his new duties as the Raleigh Arts Commission Executive Director Dec. 5. He recently spoke with the Record about his vision for Raleigh’s arts scene and the connection of arts to a community’s growth and vibrancy.
Raleigh Music Scene
Raleigh Music Calendar: Jan. 25-29
From jazz to dance, check out the live music calendar for Raleigh this week.
Oak City Portraits
Foggy Day Play
Pullen Park was open Monday to coincide with a day off from Wake County Schools. But Mother Nature didn’t cooperate.
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Census 2010
Higher Incomes, Disability Rates for Raleigh Vets
The latest Census data show most of Raleigh’s veterans are more likely to be disabled and earn a higher median income than average.
2011 Election
Dems Regain Control of School Board
A general election, a runoff and half a million dollars later, diversity supporters regain the majority on the Wake County Board of Education.
